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So just telling them to stop isn't enough? I'm sure if they were threatened with something like that they'd invest in iTunes.
I can see the RIAA's point at times, but other times they seem like complete jerks. The emulation deal is one thing. Protect Nintendo's games, that's fine, because with the virtual system they are continuing to profit from it. But what about old arcade games and things where licenses have lapsed and so forth and won't be made available? No one is going to profit from it, I don't feel there is a need to enforce every last title.
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